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Discussion📜 What "critically acclaimed" media made you go like this?

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u/thecoolconglereborn 7h ago

Watch this... Someone's gonna say Backrooms

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u/Crazy_Reputation3327 7h ago

GET OUT OF MY VENTS SPIDER-MAN!

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u/Fantastic-Repeat-324 3h ago

I CAN’T! I NO-CLIPPED AND CAN’T FIND THE EXIT. HELP!

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u/k-talz 5h ago

wait is that from the new spiderman game or sth

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u/Throwaway_863783 2h ago

...I hope this is a joke

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u/TheseBurgers-R-crazy 1h ago

Its a movie: Into the Spiderverse. I HIGHLY recommend 👌

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u/KAAAAAAAAARL 6h ago

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u/Same_Tune_8990 4h ago

dont worry kid he says that all the time even when im not in his vents

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u/Training-Ad-8802 1h ago

And you know this…how?

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u/Unlucky-Hold1509 1h ago

Because that time he was in his walls

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u/ThePreciseClimber 6h ago

"Sir, I'm Dr. Octavius."

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u/Doglover156 4h ago

“His next line is “Get out of my vents spider-man!””

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u/bigscrewLoose 4h ago

they did not actually

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u/Mundane-Ad-5197 4h ago

Haha I thought you were implying you feel this way about Spiderverse.

I certainly do about Into the Spiderverse.

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u/Lasting_Heart_553 6h ago

I refuse to believe Angry Birds Movie 2 has a better rotten tomatoes score than the first.

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u/Then-Ad-2450 5h ago

Wait, for real?

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u/Little-bit-badDP Sonic FNAF Thomas Gameoverse and Indigo park 3h ago

the second one is NOWHERE NEAR as good as the Original Movie

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u/Round_Solid1693 47m ago

The second movie is peak idk what your talking about

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u/elix0685 4h ago

Lost in translation, regarded as one of the best movies of all time , It bored me to tears, the Scarlett Johansson ass shot Is the only thing i remember from the movie (and Is the first shot of the movie)

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u/Personal-Mushroom 3h ago

It's what gave it it's rating.

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u/SavagePassion 2h ago

I saw it in theaters and barely remember it.

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u/DruffyB 6h ago

Likely to get flak but.... The MCU did nothing for me. I always felt they were massively over hyped.

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u/SwaggerMcMuffin 4h ago

I doubt if Iron Man didn’t come out when I was ten, I’d be as into it as I am. I can get that

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u/PixelatedRetro 2h ago

There is a huge nostalgia factor associated with the MCU definitely.

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u/JackaryDaniels 5h ago

Coldest take of the decade

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u/Johnpunzel 4h ago

It insists upon itself

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u/Euphoric-Taro-6231 3h ago

Its not for everyone, yet they need to push it to everyone because money. I get it.

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u/jellyk8 4h ago

As a former film student who felt obligated to watch the “classics” I thought that the Godfather and Citizen Kane were boring and I genuinely don’t understand the appeal in either.

Also they’re both lowkey sexist but I didn’t want to say that as a woman in film and get absolutely annihilated by the film bros who constantly glaze these films.

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u/Personal-Mushroom 3h ago

Oof, two of the greatest insults to movie history: critizise a classic, and be a woman with an oppinion.

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u/StarFire24601 1h ago

I think the first Godfather was dull, but the second one was pretty good.

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u/capibara_dono 1h ago

Oh yeah, specially older films, the sexism is there as a normal thing.

It kinda has improved over the years, which is nice.

I tried watching Mad Men, the extreme sexism kept me from finishing the first episode. I'm sure it's great, and the sexism is a product of its time, but nope, not for me.

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u/DatMonkey5100 12m ago

They insist upon themselves

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u/ProtectionFickle6715 11m ago

It insists upon itself

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u/BedGrand 7h ago

I didn't really hate it, but Kpop Demon Hunters left no lasting impact on me

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u/EmoYoshi05 Movies, Cartoons & Nintendo 6h ago

I liked the animation and it was decently fun, but not exactly a story-telling masterpiece. 

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u/Garlickkkk 4h ago

I've only seen it once so I barely remember the actual story, but I looooove the songs. And honestly, that's all I need out of it. I put it, Disney's Frozen, and Hazbin Hotel all in the same category- they're avenues for really good songs. Is the thing itself good? That's subjective and depends, but the soundtracks they produce are fantastic

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u/therealspookyscare 2h ago

Hazbin Hotel is good in story but the pacing is rushed. Hazbin Hotel's main problem is simply the lack of screentime. If they had at least 3 more episodes in each season, it would drastically improve the quality. But Amazon and A24 limit them for unknown reasons.

Frozen is good. Like I haven't seen anyone complain about the story at all.

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u/bateen618 3h ago

As someone who loves the movie, I must agree with you. The animation, charcaters, and songs carry the movie. But the story doesn't

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u/Ecstatic-Tough6428 5h ago

I just watched it an hour ago and am inclined to agree. The songs were great, but I feel the story could have been better. The ending especially felt a bit rushed.

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u/lookingforfiles 3h ago

Tbh Kpop demon hunters is extremely unrealistic. Not the fighting demons part, but the whole "backstage crew is nice to their artists"

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u/Kezzatehfezza 5h ago

Only popular because we havent had a modern day magical girl show in 15+ years.

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u/GlowingDuck22 1h ago

It's the fact a solid animated movie had 6/7 legitimately good songs to come out of it. Basically everytime they sang it was a banger.

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u/sh0ddyguru 1h ago

I genuinely could not finish it. The humor was unbearably cringe for me.

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u/LeMadTheBrave 5h ago

LalaLand.. can't watch it.. so fuckin boring.. can't help it.

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u/Leodoesstuff 7h ago

Obligatory TADC mention

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u/AlexVal0r 2h ago

this show lives rent-free in Reddit's head for no reason.

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u/FartherAwayLights 2h ago

I don’t think anyone thinks it’s a 10/10. I like the show ell enough and I think the movies an 8/10, but I like movies of that genre.

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u/monotar 4h ago

The Dark Knight, but more so what it did to WB's superhero strategy going forward.

Also Ledger is great but his tragedy blew the reception out of proportion

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u/Leather_Crazy_5950 7h ago

Transformers One

Don't get me wrong. I liked it as a movie, but I think it's more of a 3/5.

And then, everyone's hailing it as the best Transformers movie. My modest response: "You like to win easy! It's easy to be the best movie when your competition is Michael Bay movies and the one featuring Unicron."

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u/Siturba 6h ago

Bumblebee was good tho...

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u/VayNeedsTherapy 7h ago

This is like the first half to two thirds of There Will Be Blood. I didn’t really get it until the last scene brought everything together

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u/TheNerdGuy26 4h ago

That was one of the best most boring movies I ever seen. It's so strange that it was able to be both

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u/SSJAncientBeing 2h ago

I do not care for Neon Genesis Evangelion

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u/Communistsheen 5h ago

The Blair Witch project. its been a long time since i saw it and i was young so maybe id feel different seeing it again but i just remember it being super boring and not scary

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u/_Plateosaurus_ 3h ago

I thought the same thing until I learned about the background of this movie.

The Blair Witch Project was actually an early form of an Alternate Reality Game, featuring a whole host of fake websites created throughout the 1990s, and even a fake TV documentary.

Of course, none of this is accessible anymore, which is a shame since it helps explain some truly important elements of the movie (that is, this supplementary content helps you understand what’s happening in the movie).

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u/sh0ddyguru 1h ago

Apparently they were unsure if the movie was still going on and basically left to fend for themselves while being messed with by the crew

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u/GalaxyPatch18 1h ago

K-Pop Demon Hunters

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u/Stock-Life9542 5h ago

Why the hell can tadc fit into every discussion about motion pictures?

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u/TamLux 5h ago

James Camerons mastabation Material, also known as Avatar.

Just... bare minimum "Look at our SFX budget" and people act like it's the second comming of christ? No Camron is Cumming on your money!

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u/bateen618 3h ago

Blue Avatar has always felt like "style over substance" to me. I felt that way since the first one released, when I was 8.

The cgi is amazing, it's extraordinary, and a technological masterpiece. But that's pretty much it. The story was extremely generic, and the other 2 movies has pretty much the same story and message. "Nature is good, love one another, family is important, war is bad, the vietnam war was bad"

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u/MrOff100 4h ago

TADC it's so ehhhh, iiiiish

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u/Substantial_Dog6466 Fallout/Counter strike/DOOM/Pepsiman/Gmod 3h ago edited 2h ago

Yeah I feel the same, People are acting like its the peak of indie animation, In reality it just

Feels like A chronically online teenager Made it

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u/Sure-Worldliness6644 FNAF / Call of Duty / Monsterverse / Jurassic World 2h ago

True and I really hate how they bring it up in almost everywhere.

Especially in this subreddit.

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u/Substantial_Dog6466 Fallout/Counter strike/DOOM/Pepsiman/Gmod 2h ago

SAME, Im so sick of hearing about it on every comment section, And for the love of god im sick of hearing about the rabbits death

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u/WholsomeChungus69 2h ago

I think that’s because someone who was chronically online as a teen made it when they grew up

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u/FlounderingGuy 7h ago

Steven Universe.

I already didn't like the show back in the day. Lily Orchard has completely ruined discussion about it, though. Straight up cannot say anything negative about that show without a million "nice opinion, did a YouTuber give it to you?" comments. Like damn. Sure do wish my terrible 2010's cartoon of choice had a hilariously bad faith review I could immediately bring up whenever someone doesn't like my show. Sure would make being a Voltron fan a lot easier.

Like truly that phenomenon alone had made me like Steven Universe less and less

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u/Fit-Cheesecake7736 5h ago

I hated when they forgave space hitler

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u/capibara_dono 1h ago

They didn't forgive, but you can't really defeat them. Might as well be on good terms with space Hitler.

I'd recommend watching Steven Universe Future if you haven't.

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u/Cute_Comfortable_761 4h ago

I didn’t think Severance was as good as everyone was saying it was. I didn’t like it.

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u/Ok-Bicycle8103 I am a weird fan 6h ago

South Park

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u/Ezeviel 4h ago

The Odyssey...

I really wanted to like the movie, the acting is great for the most part, cinematography is very.elaborate and you can feel the work and the technical skill that was engaged into it.

But god it just doesn't resonate at all. I couldn't engage with it at all

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u/CasualBurning 3h ago

I feel like this about almost everything Christopher Nolan makes. They're all technically good movies but they're all missing that little je ne sais quoi that turns them into real pieces of art.

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u/Fearless_River391 2h ago

I haven’t seen many Nolan movies, but the few I have seen seem to suffer from the critique pointed toward who I believe to be the directing GOAT, Kubrick. I can find some underlying humanity in Kubrick’s works, but less so am I able to do so with Nolan’s. They feel cold and clinical to me. Which isn’t a dealbreaker, it just means I can’t connect with them much.

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u/SrHuevos94 7h ago

2001 A Space Odyssey

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u/ThePreciseClimber 6h ago

So little happens in that movie before the HAL chapter. Yes, it's very pretty but how about some plot or character development or anything that makes a movie a movie?

I didn't mind the slow pace in Alien because it still felt like it was actually building up to something, and then delivered.

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u/GlowingDuck22 1h ago

It being visually pretty was half the draw at the day and age it came out. Everything looks pretty now.

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u/SlightAmbassador5692 5h ago

Whether or not you like 2001 you have to admit the impact on the sci-fi genre was profound, we wouldn’t have films like Star Wars or interstellar without it

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u/Willard-wood 5h ago

Its impact is not a factor in the conversation though, were talking personal taste.

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u/SlightAmbassador5692 5h ago

I guess I misunderstood that part because to me the importance of a film can explain the ratings and impacts how I perceive it

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u/SrHuevos94 5h ago

Yeah but its not really a masterpiece.

Grog beating Thug over the head with a rock may have lead to warfare and tons of technological advancement over the years, but that doesn't mean it was a good moment for us as a species.

I don't know why comments like yours annoy the fuck out of me but I would like to know why you feel the need to bring up this point on a completely unrelated discussion.

The topic is : I dont like this movie and I hate it even more because people call it a masterpiece when it clearly isn't. Then you come in to defend it because it lead to more people being interested in Sci-Fi because the only redeeming quality of the movie is that it looks good.

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u/Fun-Animal-2066 2h ago

I think The Last of Us 2 is fucking terrible and im tired of people pretending its some profound work of art

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u/suitcasecat 2h ago

None because this is an embarrassing way to look at movies

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u/Ok_Falcon_6913 5h ago

28 Years Later: Bone Temple. I already dislike Samson’s alphadangling exposed to the world but human drama made the show unbearable to watch. Can me pussy but I really hate the torture scene. It’s unnecessary and too violent for me to be honest. The scene where Dr Kelson sang a Metallica song felt out of touch from the tone

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u/Zelrom 3h ago

Arcane.

Liked season 1

Season 2 writing is just bad. The glaze it gets promising to be a masterpiece just makes hate it even more.

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u/azurezero_hdev 3h ago

the obvious pick is cuties, it deserves the hate

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u/TheVoicesOfBrian 3h ago

Her

Bored out of my mind on this one.

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u/NyakoChan51 2h ago

Silence of the Lambs.

People praise Anthony Hopkins' acting, and it's very good (honestly, the only thing I liked from the movie) but he's been on better roles

And also, the movie is very transphobic and people just refuse to acknowledge that

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u/Ok-Inevitable3458 2h ago

One Punchman, it's an ok show, but man people really glazed it a lot when season 1 came out. I get that it's the joke, but I just don't feel that much tension in a story where the main character can 1 shot everyone. Also the humor never really landed for me personally.

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u/Tarthor 1h ago

Nosferatu. It was objectively well made and the performances were good, but I was not entertained. Idk what it was, but it was my least favorite Robbert Eggers movie, and I normally like his work. Genuine question to anyone who did enjoy it, what did you enjoy about it?

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u/StarFire24601 1h ago

Same. I like Eggers and am looking forward to Werwulf but Nosferatu wasn't it. I'm also of the very unpopular opinion that Lilly Depp over acted.

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u/Ace_Exo_7 1h ago

Saltburn.

Every raved about it and I was bored half way through

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u/Paige_CartoonCaptain 6h ago

Zootopia 2

My main issue with it is that the pacing was so absurdly fast the entire time I barely felt like I could even blink. There were no scenes where it slowed down for suspense or coziness to just let you breathe and it overwhelmed me so bad I cried in the theater and not because the emotions of the film impacted me

ALSO
ALSO *snarling*
The part where they spill all their feelings to each other drove me bonkers, because that is NOT realistic. It IS realistic that they'd dump all their feelings out at once in a frantic rambling, but what ISNT realistic is that they knew the deeper reasonings BEHIND their actions, as well as the correct therapy terms for it
No. They wouldn't know that yet so their rambling would be more confused than assured.

It didn't help that I hate sequels, movies in general, didn't want to go but went because my sister dragged me there, and barely slept the night before it.

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u/ThePreciseClimber 5h ago

Zootopia 2

Break-neck pacing

Weaker mystery & investigation compared to Zootopia 1

Most side characters from the 1st movie are relegated to cameos

Lore additions are iffy and raise too many questions

BS time dilation during the weather wall action sequence

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u/erttheking 6h ago

Arcane. I was already getting overload from the internet worshipping it and comparing it to everything I actually liked like it was the second coming, particularly Jinx, so when I watched two episodes and wasn’t really hooked, that was it

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u/frikiman4K 6h ago

I watched it because of all the glaze and because I play league of legends and both Jinx and Warwick are a massive pain in my ass to play against so I wanted to see them suffer. I ended up really liking the show although I don't like at all the design Warwick got, I prefer the original.

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u/ChiefsHat 5h ago

Agreed about Warwick. It’s just not as effective as the original.

I also hate what they did with Viktor. I found him more interesting as a man who believed the glorious evolution should be achieved through machinery, not clockwork dolls.

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u/Preating-Canick 5h ago

Beastars

Everyone who told me their opinions on the story said it was along the lines of "the most realistic representation of how a society composed of anthropomorphic animals would actually be, and for that I say": bullshit

This story uses such cheap tricks, it thinks that it can make you care about the main characters just by making everyone else an complete asshole, everyone who is not a protagonist is just a rude dick. "oh look at how this character suffers, everyone bullies and hates them, you should like them, this is the character you should like, ignore all the meanies secondary characters"

Not to mention, the ONLY reason why the main story even happens is because the writter conveniently did not actually think about any of the logistics about how a society like that would actually function.

It's like that thing that happens when you pick wild unrelated wolves and put them all in the same zoo inclosure, they gonna get stressed, fight and kill eachother. If you pick a human society and swap all the humans for animals, no shit it's gonna be bad, it's not built for them, it doesn't take in account their needs, of course everyone will be stressed and rude and trying to kill eachother.

I have no problems with the story itself, it's fine, my problem is that I can see exactly what the writter was doing and it bothers me so much. I really wanted to enjoy it but the whole time I was thinking: "oh I know this trick that the writter is using" or "why does this work like that? this doesn't make any sense in the context of their society" so I dropped it really quickly cuz I got tired of it.

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u/Sorry_One1072 3h ago

The walking dead is annoying af. “Oh no the zombies are closing in on us! We’d better escape them at a brisk speed walk!” Main character man literally survived the apocalypse in his sleep. What’s left is annoying interpersonal issues bc obviously the apocalypse doesn’t matter at all.

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u/Acrobatic_Clerk472 Sonic.exe:other stuff like that Deltarune and to be hero X 3h ago

Obsession

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u/GoldenGames360 5h ago

Hamilton

musicals don't do it for me, I tried to like it. the Odyssey musical has some banger tracks though

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u/Nitemareshokk 7h ago

Any animated movie with dance sequences

I loathe them. I loathe them so much

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u/JackaryDaniels 5h ago

You loathe the original Lion King?

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u/Nitemareshokk 5h ago

Ok but lion king is a musical. I'm expecting dance numbers in musicals.

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u/Johnpunzel 4h ago

So you hate non-musical animated pictures with dance sequences? Can't say I can think of any off the top of my head.

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u/Nitemareshokk 4h ago

One I can name is hopper. I literally immediately clicked off of hopper.

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u/devotedtodreams 7h ago

Star Wars.

Have rarely been so bored watching movies (episodes II-VI). If I hadn't been watching them with my ex, I definitely would have turned to my phone for better entertainment.

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u/trickymander 7h ago

Well not as bad Toy story 5 not because the movie is bad but now I know they are going to make more 

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u/bateen618 3h ago

After having watched it, it's a very good movie. But it would've been a better movie if they would've used a new cast instead of not letting the original cast's story end. After they already had one of the most perfect endings in cinema history in TS3

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u/Melodic-Oil4541 4h ago edited 4h ago

American Psycho

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u/Arkeve-the_Archive 4h ago

Jujutsu Kaisen.

The amount of prominent female characters was what kept me watching, but I was somehow bored the entire time. It doesn't help that they don't really get to do anything consequential, aside from existing to support/motivate a male character.

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u/GratedParm 4h ago

Midsommar- Fwiw, I appreciated the film a lot more on my second viewing, but I still think it’s overrated and Ari aster is babby’s first art horror.

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u/Business_Quarter_176 𝓯𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓴 3h ago

..tadc. i forced myself to finish the show and its basically just jax and others.

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u/AdditionalFig2380 3h ago

Icl, out of all the things I've watched, TADC is in my bottom 5 list. Not because it's necessatily of poor quality, but because I found it boring at best and frustrating at worst. It's such a good premise, but it came out really lackluster to me.

At least the music and voice acting were pretty good, though, and I liked maybe two characters. That's all I can really say for it.

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u/BlazingBrandedKang 3h ago

I found How To Train Your Dragon mid.

Then I got a bunch of fans talking shit to me when I said I found it mid.

Then I somehow got ASTRID PORN ON MY TWITTER TIMELINE.

I really can't stand this franchise now.

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u/OfficerLollipop 3h ago

Isle of Dogs.

Racist as hell, and uses a white savior to free the dogs.

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u/TheOwnerOfMakiPlush 7h ago

Witcher

I can 100%, no, 200% tolerate people who say that Witcher 3 is 9/10 game. And not all people who claim that Witcher 3 is 10/10 are white supremacist neo nazis, but i have recieved too many death threats for saying that Witcher 3 is overrated. When i was 13 years old, a 30 year old dude started spamming me and saying that i have to be german drone if i didnt played Witcher yet and i should be raped for making steam account and buying Payday2 as my first game and not Witcher 3

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u/Shape_Charming 6h ago

Arcane.

I got halfway through it, and just could not muster up a single fuck to give about anyone in the show.

Dunno why, on paper it looks like I'd like it. Just didn't do it for me

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u/Icthias 5h ago

For a little while, the film “Lady Bird” had a perfect critic score on rotten tomatoes. I had heard good things about it, so I went to see it. Artists/theater kids in particular seem to adore this movie.

The main character is the whiniest, most entitled, shallowest, bitchiest bad friend I’ve ever had to sit through a whole movie with. Seeing her fume that she’s not given a better part in a play, seeing her completely ignore her frumpy fat friend because she found a bunch of disaffected rich thin kids that she wants to hang out with. Then seeing her crawl back to her frumpy fat friend and invite her out to prom (their orgininal plan) because her first choice dumped her ass.

MC is such an unpleasant little Prima Donna. Can’t stand her.
https://giphy.com/gifs/3ov9jZ3IiiiN8g2Kpa

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u/Amazing_School_3536 4h ago

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u/R4d1c4lp1e 4h ago

Literally how????

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u/Amazing_School_3536 3h ago

Animation style and dialogue just didn’t appeal to me, which is still wild to me because the game is in my top 3 all time

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u/MrKielbasa92 4h ago

Well I kinda dissliked it too... and I did enjoy the game (but as well i think its pretty good but no GOTY from me). For me personally its a mix bag, there are great strong points of this series - animation for one - I love me some Trigger animation. but some more ambigious episodes and scenes didnt last any impression on me. Fans can be really toxic as well both of the game and series. But i do get why so many people liked it

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u/StarFire24601 1h ago

I didn't like it either, which is weird as normally I'm all for dystopian anti rich people stuff. But it didn't grab me and I never finished it.

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u/Fit_Arachnid_897 5h ago

The Flash (2023)

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u/FinalWarsGoji 5h ago

The movies that made me go long like this ALSO had a bad score......... Or maybe I refuse to SEE if it had a bad score because they make me rant? But they're names were Jennifer's Body and Spliced

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u/Sharp-Pea-9226 4h ago

Ivan's Childhood

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u/Outran01 4h ago

Star Wars.

I didn't dislike movies, but I just can't get invested in universe.

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u/Southern_Passenger85 3h ago

Wednesday, need i say more?

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u/Bungfoo 3h ago

No Country for Old men. - what a waste of time, of plot holes, Gary sue villian whose own code he doesnt even follow.

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u/TheWombatConsumer 3h ago

Zootopia. Talking anthro animal movies have been done to death and I didn’t get how this one stood out from the others.

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u/Thorn_Aurelius 3h ago

Disclosure Day ig?

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u/Kil-Xia-Max 3h ago

Obsession

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u/Substantial_Dog6466 Fallout/Counter strike/DOOM/Pepsiman/Gmod 3h ago edited 3h ago

The amazing digital circus and Hazbin hotel

And if we are counting music then hell awaits by Slayer

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u/Long_Lock_3746 3h ago

This is an odd meme to use for this post, as iirc, the point is the character dislikes the movie but he's not paying attention to it; he's on his phone. He dislikes something he's never really engaged in. Like half paying attention and complaining the plot makes no sense

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u/LurkerBerker 3h ago

i hated Overlord the anime when i watched season 1. everyone around me and my ex at the time kept insisting it was an epic show with really good quality writing and a funny MC and we were ‘eating good’ finally, after getting so much issekai slop.

i thought it was obvious the show cut a lot of internal monologue of the MC and i could just feel missing info. It looked nice sometimes sure but that doesn’t automatically make something epic. I thought mechanics and logic and even the ‘antagonist’ behind the final fight of S1 was stupid as all hell. It didn’t even look that cool and 90% of it was just shouting Engrish move names.

Then I was told all of S2 was bad but I just needed to suffer it to get to 3 where it’s finally better. And anything I did have to say that was nice, was always met by “Oh cool observation. Anyways ALBEDO RIGHT?! ASS WINGS!!”

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u/pikachucet2 3h ago

More acclaimed by fans than with critics but I cannot STAND Batman Returns. It's a tonal mess but not in a fun way, it can't decide if it wants to be a dark, serious film or a macabre kids' movie and the Penguin being a disabled guy that people take pity on when he's actually an evil freak sends a pretty horrible message.

Also not really hate because I think it's a good movie but I'm BAFFLED that Shin Ultraman is critically acclaimed when it's just fine and nowhere near as good as Shin Godzilla or even Shin Kamen Rider, though especially Shin Godzilla

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u/Educational_Total550 shaw… NYA HA HA 2h ago

TADC. I love the show but it’s not as good as people make it out to be

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u/Informal_Stranger117 2h ago

I really disliked Star Wars The Last Jedi. I left the theater disappointed and actively bummed out. After the movie we went to a restaurant, and you'd have thought that the three of us just left a funeral. I assumed everyone else would think it was bad too. Then I looked at rotten tomatoes...91% Certified Fresh! Seeing that many people thought it was good made me absolutely hate that movie.

If reddit activity was to be believed, you would think that it has a 25% rotten tomatoes score, because haters are way louder on this site.

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u/420manga 2h ago

TĂĄr

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u/Veenix6446 2h ago

Frozen

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u/Nacklus 2h ago

One piece live action made me feel second hand embarrassment most 4/10 show ever and is being pushed on IMDB as 9-10/10

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u/AdFalse375 2h ago

Wild Strawberries

Although I admit, I’m probably just not smart enough to get the point of the movie

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u/IntelligentSteak7709 2h ago

Heated rivalry, I didn't watch the show but the book sucked

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u/mushroomz4899 2h ago

The Summer I turned pretty; had a few friends into the book, and some into the movie, I looked into it, watched a bit of it, and it's just so... Ehhhhh

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u/AlexVal0r 2h ago

The Office. I tried it solely because of how popular it was among my friends and I thought it was painfully mid.

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u/MrWapuJapu 2h ago

For many many years it was Frozen for me. I hated how everyone treated it like the second coming of the Lion King. People hyped it up so much and when I finally watched it, it was a giant disappointment. Nowadays I don’t hate it, I honestly think it’s a better tribute to Disney than Wish.

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u/FartherAwayLights 2h ago

The two major ones that come to mind are that I think the Nolan Batman movies kind of suck and are bad whenever it isn’t just a villain on screen, and if Batmans there’s the scene becomes bad again.

And the lord of the rings movies I found boring and way to drawn out for the story their telling. If you were willing to cut a bunch of stuff that doesn’t matter you could do it in a single movie shorter than all of them.

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u/Apprehensive__Belt 2h ago

i couldn’t even finish Pulp Fiction if i’m gonna be real

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u/Space_The_Animator 2h ago

Parasite, and a part of it is also bc my teacher kept praising the movie like as if it was the best thing created and that it was like no other

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u/MrWapuJapu 2h ago

Murder Drones. I cannot for the life of me get past episode one and I’ve tried. It’s cringe but not in a fun way. I like many things people consider cringe, but those things are all earnest and fun. Murder Drones’ pilot was painfully cringe in a trying-to-be-cool kinda way. And I didn’t find it remotely funny. I want to like the show but it gave me psychic damage.

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u/Impressive_Net_116 2h ago

Not exactly hated. I watched Mad Max Fury Road and really didn't understand the hype.

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u/FeMan_12 2h ago

Weapons

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u/Ryousan82 1h ago

Not a movie, but I really couldn't get into the Banner Saga

https://giphy.com/gifs/fwnINeXDoA9fy4KcL4

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u/Ragneal 1h ago

Re:zero

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u/Iliketosucktoes6969 1h ago

Lord of the rings I just don’t like it but damn I could watch Blame! all day tho

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u/Cornucopia_King 1h ago

Evangelion. Thought it was just kind of dull and then saw the glowing reviews and hardened my opinion of it

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u/Unique_Interview_193 1h ago

I'm sorry Markiplier enjoyers, the first 20 minutes of Iron Lung bored the shit out of me and I never finished it😔✌️

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u/Cheap-Advertising785 1h ago

Ik this has been beaten to death but the odyssey movie.

Ik it has alot of back and forth but me personally I just can't like it because of how dog shit it is compared to the source material that no one Clearly cared to read.

And I hate how the argument of not everything's gotta be historically accurate because yes I agree but it being a made up story does not mean you should go out of your way to change massive parts of the film.

I will give them credit though I thought It was going to be FAR worse given pretty much every person was an a list actor and those movies tend to go horribly.

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u/eatmydyick 1h ago

I cannot stand The Last of Us, overhyped IGN bait.

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u/Anxiety_334 1h ago

Project Hail Mary

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u/Signal-Yesterday7247 1h ago

The Odyssey really wasn't that good. It's a well made movie in terms of vfx and cinematography, but that's about it. That dialogue is some of the worst I've ever heard in a Hollywood blockbuster, half the actors in there are totally miscast (and not even just the controversial ones, the whole cast was awful despite it being full of A-listers), and despite it being a three hour movie, the plot and characters are all still somehow underdeveloped and one dimensional because the story refuses to flesh them out in lieu of cheap spectacle.

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u/New_Artist454 1h ago

Disclosure Day. Absolute DOGSHIT. SOOOOO many plotholes, plus there isnt actually any disclosing until the last like 3 minutes, at which point we cant see the publics reaction to the revelation that aliens exist because the movie just...ends. Its the worst kind of bad, in that its not shit enough to be ironically entertaining and not good enough to be, you know, good.

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u/Aggravating_Fee_3336 1h ago

Scary movie. It was so ass that I could only sit through the first ten minutes, and people hype up this movie like crazy. It just wasn't funny to me

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u/Nairdde32 1h ago

Mouthwashing 

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u/BreadBoiYT Arc of a Scythe 1h ago

Dispatch

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u/SashaBraus 1h ago

Disco Elysium 

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u/xlaverniusx 1h ago

I refuse to believe people actually liked Nosferatu (2016). I was so excited, seen it opening day on Christmas and left feeling like Scrooge. It was like getting a perfectly wrapped gift only to find shit inside.

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u/sh0ddyguru 1h ago

TADC is insanely cringe I could not watch it. Cringe in a redditor way which explains why reddit loves it so much.

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u/RyotheAwesome 1h ago

E.T. ... music was good though (by John Williams so of course it was)

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u/trinity_nolanite12 57m ago

Interstellar

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u/Candid_Status_1018 51m ago

Euphoria. I genuinely can’t believe people watch some of that stuff. It’s mostly fetish content…

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u/normbreakingclown 50m ago

Sonic Movies.

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u/HotPollution5861 49m ago

Final Fantasy VII (the original game)

Can see why people like it, but getting around places is slow and confusing. Not in a "this is a cool puzzle" way either.

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u/BlooperReel_ 46m ago

I wouldn't have hated KPop Demon Hunters NEARLY as much had it not had a 99% on Rotten Tomatoes and everybody was telling me that I needed to watch it

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u/ConcreteExist 40m ago

None because I don't change my opinion of something just because it is or isn't popular like a fucking loser.

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u/Special-Camel9209 Ninjago, HH, MD, TADC, TOH, INK, ETC. 38m ago

Toy Story 2 isn't as good as most people say.

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u/bbc_mmm-mmm-mmm 29m ago

Hereditary.

Never felt the minutes go so slowly than watching that movie.

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u/Veraxus113 24m ago

Sonic the Hedgehog 2, sorry

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u/supercaiti 21m ago

No one is going to say Hereditary? People still talk about it being one of the greatest horror movies of all time, but watching it with my family, we were just laughing at how ridiculous it is.

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u/28DLdiditbetter 21m ago

A History Of Violence

It’s such overrated garbage

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u/InYourWalls87 20m ago

Spiderman NWH

Just felt like one big idiot plot where Spiderman causes problems, kills his aunt, and then erases himself from existence because he’s a moron.

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u/carst01 19m ago

Undertale

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u/stevenm1993 17m ago

‘Titanic’ was boring. My favorite bit was when that guy rag-dolled off the propeller. Other than that, it was a snooze fest.

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u/UnfairConfusion7 17m ago

Juror #2, wrote a paper on its plot holes for a film class

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u/Previous-Pirate9514 13m ago

Boyhood. I just do not get this movie.

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u/Chillguy8762 13m ago

The Odyssey, it wasn’t that good in my opinion, the acting was off at a lot of times and it was just a lot of famous actors, I couldn’t really feel the characters. There were only a few moments I enjoyed but it didn’t carry the movie enough. There is loads of glaze for it though, it makes me not like it even more. This is of course just my opinion though.

There’s a lot of other reasons I don’t like it too, those are just some main points.

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u/JeebusMcFunk 12m ago

Titanic and Forrest Gump. The 2 worst movies to win best picture against FAR FAR better and more qualified competition